Today, we take a look at Mesh Wireless Networks
Potential Benefits:
Video surveillance is often wanted in areas that are remote from buildings, such as in parking lots and along fencelines. Running network cabling can be cost prohibitive and requiring expensive and/or disruptive trenching.
Ip wireless systems offer a wire free alternative to transmit video in those areas. Mesh wireless systems (a specialized form of IP wireless) allow… Continue reading
Today, we take a look at On Board storage for IP cameras
Potential Benefits:-
Some camera locations have limited or unreliable bandwidth. In those lcoations, ensuring that video can be streamed and recorded remotely can be expensive (or simply not possible). Putting storage inside of an IP camera can eliminate this problem. Of course, some network connections will be needed to remotely view/download record video. However, this will… Continue reading
continuing our look at IPVideoMarket.info’s ‘Emerging Video Surveillance Guide 2010′, today we look at IP Based Storage (SAN)
Ok, Potential Benefits?
Traditional video surveillance deployments combine video management software and hard drives inside a single appliance (usually a DVR). In larger systems, this can result in hundreds of hard drives inside of dozens of DVRs. This can be difficult to manage, inefficient and difficult to upgrade. Also, DVRs… Continue reading
we have blogged before about sending CCTV data over wireless ‘units’
today, we take a look at Silvernet, a great little UK company specialising in Professional Wireless solutions.
Silvernet offer various products to take a straight forward ethernet connection and send it wirelessly over to a receiver and back out to join a LAN setup.
Offering short range LoS (Line of Sight) solutions such as the Sprint… Continue reading
An interesting guide has just been issued from http://ipvideomarket.info/ entitled ‘Emerging Video Surveillance Guide 2010′
it details ‘What to Look for and what to Look Out for’ so over the next few days we will detail some of their opinions – for the full guide, head over to their website and simply sign up to receive the free PDF!
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